Taking Grandma Home

This road stretches back and forth, and it is under the bald tires of elderly people. James, black hair, bright eyes, grabbing the wheel with one hand, and looking at the sky between the mirrors in a lazy way to keep it awake. He floated outside the truck and minivan and drove a man without scars. They passed through the fields, they were yellow and dusty, they did not waving their hands, they were only looking at it, sometimes protecting the meditative building. Everything here is relatively old, in the middle of America, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, but not wise New England.

On Tuesday, March 13, my grandmother came home late at night. She removed her illness which bothered herself and decided her life. Grandma's pain finally ended, she is calm. When I hopped into the car this afternoon, the first thing I heard was the code Lynard Skynard opened for Freebird. I cried when the lyrics began. Such a song like that. My grandma is now flying freely. Grandma Hudac was always a strong woman. She is a wonderful example for me and my family. Even nails and tough biscuits did not even explain her inner strength, so she said she was very difficult. But even though she is strong she is soft and kind and she is full of love and generosity to all of us. She is proud of being our grandmother. As her granddaughter, I am very proud. I miss her. But I am very grateful for the time I spent with her.

These are terribly cycling home days. We go to my grandmother 's house every Sunday. My grandfather passed away. My grandmother is alone, we will accompany her. When my father is at home, that is not the sea (he is a merchant ship, months old), we usually take grandma to eat velvet turtles and similar places. It is usually velvet turtle. This is one of the common places in the 1970's. "Cute" chain restaurant, spongy, luxurious, but somehow, and a huge unlimited buffet. My eyes were watching the chocolate mousse cake, of which dozens were black fried slices, and each small white dessert plate was full of whipped cream.